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Cutting-edge features crossword clue
S A W T E E T H
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| New York Times crossword of May 6th, 2006 other clues |
| The Queen of Latin Pop |
| They can get caught in traps |
| Took a loss on |
| Turn over |
| Uses up |
| Van ___ (Ohio county or its seat) |
| Where visitors can barely relax? |
| Whom a bully may bully |
| Winged |
| Woodworking channel |
| ___ caramel |
| ___ Kringle |
| ___ Sea (giant salt lake) |
| Harris of 'Seinfeld' and others |
| High, in a way, with 'up' |
| Hill runner |
| Hit list |
| Honour given to Joan Collins: Abbr. |
| It might be added with a twist |
| It's detected by the Marsh test, in forensics |
| It's often sweetened |
| Jacqueline Onassis, professionally |
| Jazz trumpeter Ziggy |
| Like some dads |
| Make less threatening |
| Merganser relative |
| Modern |
| Mozart's 'La Clemenza di Tito,' e.g. |
| MX-5, in the auto world |
| Oklahoma native |
| On pins and needles |
| On the way up |
| Picnic side dish |
| Pinup part |
| Plaster base |
| Ponderosa choice |
| Ready to serve |
| Remote hiding place? |
| Requiring no preparation |
| Reverses course |
| Romance novelist Roberts |
| Screened correspondence? |
| Shucked-to-order spot |
| Skipjack |
| Sounding |
| Springfield storekeeper on TV |
| State stat |
| Surrendering sorts |
| Targeted |
| Defensive shell |
| Difficult to eradicate |
| Dosage abbr. |
| Fills out |
| First name in gossip |
| G.I. garb, for short |
| Gather |
| At first, once |
| 'Momo' author Michael ___ |
| '___ King this afternoon!': Emily Dickinson |
| Ambiguous |
| A Pointer sister |
| Blinds, essentially |
| Compound used to treat chiggers and scabies |
| Approach |
| Country |
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